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Geography Optional by Sharad Mani Sir at Tathastu ICS Coaching

Geography Optional

Geography is one of the most sought-after subjects among UPSC aspirants, thanks to its broad syllabus and map-based questions that make it highly desirable. Furthermore, this subject can easily be taught through coaching.

Selecting the ideal coaching is critical for success in Geography Optional classes; that is why so many aspirants turn to Tathastu ICS.

Sharad Mani Sir’s teaching style

Sharad Mani Sir’s teaching method is distinctive in that each topic is presented to his students in such a way as to help them comprehend it fully. He has extensive knowledge in geography history as well as physical sciences; having completed both subjects himself he now teaches both subjects together – an energetic personality who imparts his knowledge with passion!

His classes are highly engaging and cover all the syllabus in an efficient manner. He provides examples to explain difficult concepts while discussing 35 years’ of previous year question papers in class to facilitate concept development. Furthermore, his classes feature maps, diagrams, and other study materials in abundance – truly making him a master teacher for geography optional studies!

He uses charts, graphs and other methods to explain each topic, while teaching students how to take notes which is especially valuable for UPSC aspirants. Furthermore, in-class doubt-solving sessions ensure no student leaves their questions unaddressed; and his course integrates geographical theories with global issues for greater comprehension of real world applications.

Syllabus coverage

Geography is a popular optional subject among IAS aspirants because it encapsulates both physical and human geography, with considerable overlap with General Studies syllabus – making it an excellent way to boost scores on IAS mains exam. But cracking this paper won’t come easily as it requires hard work and dedication as its syllabus spans numerous topics both physically and human geography-related.

Geographers possess an in-depth knowledge of natural phenomena like mountains, climate and rivers and can use their analytical abilities by reading maps or drawing diagrams – these qualities have attracted many toppers to choose Geography as their first option when sitting for the UPSC exam.

Aspirants for this optional subject should study its syllabus and employ relevant resources, starting with textbooks like G.C Leong’s “Certificate Physical and Human Geography”, Rupa Publications’s “Physical Geography Made Simple,” Majid Hussain’s “Evolution of Geographical Thought”, newspapers/magazines as a source for current affairs information and real world events; solving previous year questions/mock tests to understand exam pattern as well as discover individual strengths/weaknesses; candidates should practice taking exams to identify strengths/weaknesseses before sitting real exams/mock tests for exams to develop proficiency/regility or to identify weaknesses among candidates before taking real exams/tests to build confidence/anchor themselves before sitting exams/exams so they are fully prepared when sitting/writing exams or not taking exams/mock tests/

Mock Tests

Geography is one of the core subjects in preparation for the UPSC Civil Services Examinations and requires extensive practice. As it’s a complex subject with many twisted questions that require detailed explanation and analytical skills, geography requires additional time than other optional subjects to cover its full syllabus. A test series can give ample practice while also evaluating your answers – the best way to prepare for it would be through regular practice and evaluation of answers provided during preparation sessions.

The Plutus IAS Best Geography Optional Test Series For UPSC Mains equips you with all of the tools to excel at this difficult but rewarding subject. Through comprehensive study materials and expert guidance, you’ll have all of the knowledge necessary to master its subtle complexities – and realize your dreams of succeeding in Civil Services Examinations.

Our Geography optional syllabus program offers comprehensive and structured coverage, to ensure students gain a thorough knowledge of physical and human geography. In addition, regular sessions integrate geographical concepts with current affairs to heighten relevance and application during examinations. In addition, dedicated training sessions on map-based questions enhance students’ abilities to comprehend and answer these types of questions effectively.

Our test series contains eight tests, four sectional and four full length exams with detailed model answers and discussion sessions included with each examination. In addition, online and offline testing modes are offered in this test series for maximum flexibility and to assist our faculty members in providing timely evaluation and mentorship to help improve your performance.

Final Words

Sharad Mani Sir’s teaching style is widely respected for its clear explanations and comprehensive class notes, making geography an enjoyable subject to learn. His ability to connect geographical topics with modern global issues provides students with context and relevance as they prepare for their exams. Furthermore, his answer writing practice sessions help develop students’ ability to respond succinctly.

Geography is an engaging subject for aspirants who enjoy studying maps, environmental patterns and socio-economic processes. Due to its comprehensive coverage in the Civil Services Examination syllabus, geography offers great potential as a subject choice and also serves to sharpen logic and analytical reasoning skills in participants.

Tathastu ICS’ comprehensive Geography programme aims to equip students with an in-depth knowledge of both Physical and Human Geography. This can be achieved by studying Earth structure, geomorphology and hydrology; climate science; demographics; economic activities and cultural geography landscapes. Furthermore, regular tests mimicking UPSC exam patterns provide regular tests designed to demonstrate strengths and weaknesses allowing aspirants to respond confidently and accurately in exams.

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